Gorge Trail, which is about 1.5 miles long and spans the length of the park. The gorge follows the path of Glen Creek at the base of the 400-foot-deep gorge and features 832 stone steps. It took us about 2 hours,you need to have snacks, comfortable clothes and sneakers
2. Mount Arab Fire tower - New York
1.9-mile out-and-back trail near Piercefield, New York. This takes about 2hours. Mt Arab has been a very popular because of the spectacular views from the fire tower. You can view Tupper Lake and Mount Morris to the southeast, the Adirondack High Peaks to the east Mt Arab Lake to the west.
3. Delaware Water Gap from Mt. Tammany Trial. - New Jersey
The Mt. Tammany Trail (Red Dot) is one of two trails that lead to the outstanding view looking into the Delaware Water Gap from Mt. Tammany. This hike is one of the most challenging in the park. We took a loop , hiking up the Red Dot Trail and down the Pahaquarry Trail (Blue Blaze)
4. Maryland Heights Trail - West Virginia
We parked our car at the Visitor Center parking area and use the park’s free shuttle system to access the trail from Lower Town. The trail from Lower Town to Maryland Heights Overlook - 4.5miles , takes 3-4hrs.
5. Springer mountain - Georgia
The Springer summit is just 1.9-mile out-and-back trail, but considered moderately challenging route . A bronze plaque on the summit commemorates the final, southernmost white blaze of the Appalachian Trail, the start (or end) of an epic adventure for thru-hikers on their 2,000+ mile journey.
6. Artist Bluff - New Hampshire
Initial steep ascent that makes it challenging but the overall distance is just 1.5 mile loop.Great view of Echo lake & the highway from the top.
7. Owl's Head Hiking Trial - Vermont
Distance: 3.6 miles round trip . This 1.5 hour trail leads to a breathtaking view of Lake Groton, Kettle Pond, and the glorious Green Mountain
8. Diamond head state park - Hawaii
This 1.6 miles round trip, hike from trailhead to the summit is steep and strenuous, gaining 560 feet as it ascends from the crater floor a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 1 h 5 min to complete, it is very steep and uneven in some areas.This broad, saucer-shaped crater was formed about 300,000 years ago during a single, explosive eruption that sent ash and fine particles in the air. As these materials settled, they cemented together into a rock called tuff, creating the crater, and which is visible from the trail in the park.
